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aid agency
(redirected from Aid organization)

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aid agency
n → Hilfsorganisation f
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2008: 850 attorneys gave 56,000 hours 2007: 970 attorneys gave 64,000 hours More and more financially pinched Nevadans are in need of free or reduced-fee legal aid — and are having a harder time finding it, with fewer attorneys donating their services and low-paying legal aid organizations understaffed.
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The aid organization can look back on more than 60 projects which it has successfully implemented since its founding.
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